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I dont need a phone or device to access my silver that is in my hand, making it much more accessible
The silver coin is much more durable than an electronic device or even servers hosting web traffic, which if something were to happen, it would render the wealth inaccessible.
Silver and gold have been around for thousands of years as a money, theor familiarity competes with cash, which while more fungible than a coin, a coin can still be split in half to share the silver, crypto again requires a device to even access and if youre lucky to be able to, splitting credits doesnt work that way without fees and taxes, which leads into the next property: independence. Nobody can lock you out for saying nigger or jew, crypto and banks are notorious for locking people out of their wealth. Portability is the only shining star of credit as it allows the easy transportation of stored wealth, however its quite humoring to see people simp for sam bankman to be able to move billions freely without question, if they did question it, theyd realize it came out of offline wallets before exchanges, which leads into the next property: stability. Despite silvers seemingly volatile dollar jumps the price is relatively stable, even more so with gold. Crypto prices vary wildly, likely because its a digital ponzi scheme because credit is not scarce. It can be copied with ledgers and spent multiple times, bear in mind that the bitcoin price directly tied to the dollar abuse visible in silver prices multiplied by the amount of digital printing. Lastly silver and gold are functionally untraceable, if you and I have a private transaction, the only footprint left behind would be digital communication for a meetup, whereas with cryptocbdc its a constant surveillance to prod you with fees and taxes.
That concludes my ted talk.
